describe a situation or condition in which someone is in a more favorable or advantageous position, typically in comparison to a previous state or to someone else
Some better-off parents send their children to private schools.
After receiving a promotion, she found herself better-off financially and able to afford a larger house.
Investing in education can make individuals better-off in terms of career opportunities and earning potential.
The new tax policy primarily benefits the better-off, as it reduces their tax burden significantly.
